Palomar Mountain’s High Point and Taakwish Pu’shappila
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- 2010
- Topics
- Palomar Mountain, history, High Point, Luiseno, Luiseno tribe, Native Americans, Payomkawichum, legend, Palomar Mountain history
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- opensource
- Language
- English
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- 1.8M
Eleanor Beemer wrote “My Luiseno Neighbors, Excerpts from a Journal Kept in Pauma Valley Northern San Diego County, 1934 to 1974” [Ramona, California: Acoma Books, 1980] about her extensive experiences with the Luiseno people. High Point is the highest peak in the Palomar Mountain range, and the Luiseno knew High Point as a Taakwish Pu’shappila. Taakwish is a devil and a Pu’shappila is a “pounding up place” where Taakwish ground up his victim's bones.
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- 1
- Ppi
- 600
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- 2010
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